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SUMMARY:Keats Lecture and the Flavell Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Keats Lecture: Templars\, Hospitallers and Crusader Medical Care – by Dr Dominic Selwood and the Flavell Lecture: The Many Lives of the Medieval Wound Man – by Dr Jack Hartnell \nSociety Members: Lecture & Drinks £20 / Lecture & Supper £60\nNon-Members: Lecture & Drinks £25 / Lecture & Supper £65 \nPresenting Templars\, Hospitallers and Crusader Medical Care (Keats Memorial lecture)\nTo be given by Dr Dominic Selwood \nTo honour Keats and his context in the 18th-century medical practice. Military medicine has always been a speciality. As monastic foundations\, the orders of crusading knights had in-house infirmaries for injured and ailing members. Their skill in medical care was also a resource they shared. Pilgrimage and crusade were arduous\, exposing travellers to unfamiliar climates and diseases. The military orders took in the sick and provided them with beds\, professional physicians\, and all-round medical care\, especially in the Crusader States. The knights’ military and financial exploits have long fascinated the modern public\, but the medieval public was as likely to know the crusading knights for their highly developed medical services. \nDr Dominic Selwood FSA FRHistS is a historian\, barrister\, author and honorary research fellow at the University of Exeter. He writes on history for the Daily Telegraph and other papers\, and presents regularly on television and radio. He holds a DPhil from the University of Oxford and a DEA from the Sorbonne\, both in medieval history \n———- \nPresenting The Many Lives of the Medieval Wound Man (Flavell Lecture)\nTo be given by Dr Jack Hartnell \nThe Wound Man\, a medical diagram depicting a figure fantastically pierced by weapons and ravaged by injuries and diseases—was reproduced widely across the medieval and early modern globe. In this lecture we will follow the figure through its over 600-year history\, tracing the emergence and endurance of this striking curative image from medieval Europe to the present day. \nDr Jack Hartnell is Head of Research at the National Gallery\, London. He is an art historian and curator whose work focuses on cross-continental visual cultures of premodern science\, broadly defined to include the artistic materials of medicine\, cartography\, and mathematics\, most recently with a strong emphasis on premodern Jewish art and culture. His books include Medieval Bodies (2018)\, which was a Sunday Times History Book of the Year\, and Wound Man (2025)\, which won the 2026 Otto Gründler Prize for outstanding contribution to medieval studies.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/keats-lecture-and-the-flavell-lecture/
LOCATION:Apothecaries Hall\, Black Friars Lane\, London\, EC4V 6EJ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:FM & BE Trade Dinner
DESCRIPTION:This year’s Facilities Management and Built Environment Trade Dinner will take place on 16th September 2026 at Painter-Stainers’ Hall\, so please save the date now. \nThe dinner for the FM and the Built Environment is the annual black-tie livery dinner held by the Pattenmakers to celebrate the people\, projects and concepts and innovations leading the way in property and Facilities Management – its available to all\, so whether you are a Pattenmakers or not\, we welcome anyone that is involved in the sector. It also constitutes a lovely way to discover the fellowship and philanthropy that the livery movement offers. \nWe are delighted to have a pre-dinner presentation this year entitled: ‘Behind the Games – Delivering the Commonwealth Games’. An insider’s look at how the Glasgow Commonwealth Games were planned\, mobilised and delivered\, from operations\, infrastructure and logistics to workforce\, venues and the thousands of hours required to bring a major international event to life. Fascinating insights for all to learn about. \nOur after-dinner speech will be by Paul May – Chair and Co-Founder of Trivandi\, the organisation that have facilitated the FM at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and have been involved in other mega events such as the London Olympics. \nWe far too often consider FM simply in terms of the office workplace and ignore all the work that happens in other sectors such Healthcare\, Transportation\, Education and Stadiums\, up and down the country. Paul will provide a forward thinking reflection on the power of mega events to shape cities\, inspire people and leave a lasting legacy. Drawing on the lessons from the Glasgow Games and the transformative impact of the 2012 Summer Olympics\, he’ll ask ‘what makes a great host city?’ and reflect on a future Olympic bid too. \nJoin the Pattenmakers and their guests on the 16th September 2026\, to celebrate what makes FM & the Built Environment such a fantastic sector to work in.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/fm-be-trade-dinner/
LOCATION:Painters’ Hall\, 9 Little Trinity Lane\, London\, EC4V 2AD\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="The Worshipful Company of Pattenmakers":MAILTO:clerk@pattenmakers.co.uk
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SUMMARY:Sheriffs' Brazilian Beach Ball
DESCRIPTION:The Sheriffs of the City of London Alderman Robert Hughes-Penney and Deputy Keith Bottomley are delighted to host the tenth anniversary of the iconic Sheriffs’ Ball on Friday 18 September 2026 from 6.30-11.45pm in the spectacular setting of Guildhall in aid of The Lord Mayor’s Appeal and The Sheriffs’ and Recorder’s Fund.  \nThe Sheriffs’ Brazilian Beach Ball is inspired by the colour\, rhythm and irresistible energy of Brazil and the evening promises a vibrant blend of glamour and festivity. Guests will enjoy a sparkling drinks reception\, a sumptuous three course dinner with wine\, a lively fundraising auction\, dazzling entertainment\, a live band and – of course – the much loved dancing until midnight. \nPremium tables of 10 £5\,000\nStandard tables of 10 £2\,600\nIndividual tickets £275pp
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/sheriffs-brazilian-beach-ball/
LOCATION:Guildhall\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lord Mayor's Appeal":MAILTO:info@TheLordMayorsAppeal.org
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SUMMARY:London Open House
DESCRIPTION:An opportunity to explore this historic building\, over 600 years of illustrious history and a legacy of words and ideas. The Stationers’ Royal Charter: Caxton’s introduction of the printing press to England in 1476 changed the fortunes of the Stationers’ Company.
URL:https://liverycommittee.org/event/london-open-house/
LOCATION:Stationers’ Hall London
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